Sentence examples for will be deferred until from inspiring English sources

Secrets hold out the promise, false but necessary, that death will be deferred until their unveiling.

But Cameron's resignation following the Brexit vote means that the decision on airport expansion will be deferred until a new Conservative leader is elected.

The status of contested cities like Kirkuk will be deferred until after the census and a permanent constitution, "consistent with the principle of justice, taking into account the will of the people of those territories".

It is anticipated that, through the Paris Club system, the commercial debt may be reduced and repayment will be deferred until Iraq's economy can get back on its feet.

Now there is the likelihood that health reform, like the climate-change bill, will be deferred until the autumn, when fears about the deficit will have grown and the two expensive bills could combine to spook voters.What should Mr Obama do?

In addition to the $150 million in cuts, new programs costing $40 million will be deferred until next school year, Mr. Levy said, including the expansion of classroom libraries and Saturday classes in science and in English for non-native speakers.

Much business travel will be deferred, too.

Most of Mr. McCann's bonus will be deferred.

In this case, interviews will be deferred for another moment.

More substantive discussion of issues involving genetically modified foods will probably be deferred until the next round of trade talks, in the autumn, he said.

The Dylan fiver will have to be deferred until another decade of the sixties rolls around.